New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1926, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1926, e e e e ——————————————— ND INTERVENTION BY PRESIDENT IN STRIKE EAPECTED "~ (Continued frowm lirst Page) was a member, Mr, Davis quote deseribing an and independent” worst affliction on sald no man pald can he independ and suggested that if pr sale arles are to ¢ should be required t of celibacy thelr dependents such salaries ental judiciary any {8 inadequately nt in thought Hr FINED AS RECKLESS bRIVER Pleading guilty rockless driving on December to a cha West H He was f Demings, ord police cou 14 nol contendere with nry George atroet, pleaded war fined § sentance syspended Raln yesterday gmelter, Bona and exeention of the caused a bal washout at West Main and Bradley street, and W, I, Yeomans, 3§ art street, reported th police. Superintendent Michael 1. O'Brien of the sewer department was notifled of tha washout. New Britaln I will haye as its officlal guest on | Thursday night District Deputy Leo B. Santangeto of Middletown, Mem bers from Plainville, and Stew o mat to the | ARAY NARES ML FACTRY 10 CLOSEDURING FUNERAL OF OSCAR MOBERG Frary & Clark Employes To Pay Tribute To Divigjpm Statement Says Rumor He Offered To Buy O Irving Berlin Is Ab. Absurd, Jar H il"\:lllr‘l"v | 19 (®)—Reporta Mackay had of- popu ‘K com- ‘ Mr. Mackay's | s now the so e Superintendent Tomormesy The remalins of Oscar Moberg will in state at the First Lutheran hurch tomorrow afternood, from 1 b o'clock until 1 o'cloek. The entire plant of the Landers, Frary w Ulark company will close afternoon out of respect to Moberg who was an employe of company for over 25 years, and « superintendent of one of its larg- divisions at the time his nied today ay Mr issued Ident and Cable Mackay T nbsurd by the company, 18 presiden gan, Teles of which said of Postal raph M ¢ st of . Mackay were all few feath A lodge of sorrow will he held by Centennial lodge, A, 1°, & A, M, at 5 AN this [y i50 o'clock, Masonic ceremonlies will also be conducted at Erwin chapel at 2:30 o'clock. Rev, Dr ALel A, Allquist, pastor of the First I eran church, will officlate at the funeral services. Burlal will be in Falrview cemetery. 5 s I'he pall arers which were chos Blue'Army Men of EiB:(Cyien tromihinrellow employes it ? A Landers Hold Regular Meeting | Fra:y & Clark's will be D, M. Shepard, 8. W. Schade, Arthur Tho regular we v meeting of the | Pottomley, A Bible 8. Anderson, Handbury and ¢ E. Edwards, The 1t the of- | floral bearers chosen are representn- Considerable of | 1ives from the varlous lodges of A to the financing | Which he was a member, as follows oxper i voted | Centennial lodge, A, F. & A, M., manimonsly to back up the army car Marsh and 8herwood Raymond; basketball teamn and to veeall the |Aziz Grotto, Arthur Hoagland and to the sehool department can- | ©13f Anderson; Lunders' Mutual Atd ling 1he High would has safd no first have nothing in ntral Junior and Trving Wil _ Iy practice - dahn A, Johnson and n playing in 1 a L 0. 0N AL o of the 1nad. | (red Bengston and Carl Holmberg. left the city, e = sonch) ivestendny Burg]ar Enters Market, use of the ( hool gym for wes am has hee L Incky lately. s Woodward, indery har ing 527 Jame ent an operation down Albert | Os- | 10 000 GANPAIGN PLANS | New Britaln Zionist District | ‘ Formulate Plans for Helping United Palestine Appeal, In order to formulate plans mr‘ securing $10,000 for the United | Palestine Appeal In New Britain, the | New Britain Zionlst district will meet tonight at 8:156 o'clock in the | Elm street synagogue, | Mrs. Henry Morans and her com. mittee composed of Morrls Cohn, | Dr. M. 8 Dunn, Isador Goldman, Samuel Lerer and E. W. Richman | will tonight present the result of | thelr meeting last Frdiay with the organizatidn | Definite plans will be 1aid this eve. ning for campaign in New Britain, It fs planned to bring a prominent speak- er here to further the torests of the drive. Other cities throughout the country are now conducting | campalgns to collect a national sum | of $5,000.600 for the United Pales- tine Appeal. The drive in New Brit- aln will last two weeks Tonlight, directly after ing refreshments will he the local un;mr of the the meet- served by | H'l(lnssnh. | No Action W ednesdav On New Building Code A " combination of cricumstances wil prevent action by the common council Wednesday night on a new code of building laws and, unless !the mayor is prevalled upon to call a special meeting, there will be no declsion on the new ordinances un- til the February meeting. Numerous amendment been suggested, practically do with details of | | have | to comparative carrying on a strenuous | ! [ variety of b | Waterloo Jersey farm, Waterloo, have | Milk for 48 Dayg," led by Allayn W, Manchester, stat: extension cconomist of the ¢! neetieut Agricultural colleg Others taking part in the discus slon wilt be Mrs. G. 13 Pierpont of Maple Hill farm, Waterbury, and \um‘.m Etato Dairy Commissioner . 0. Danlels of the Mill Datry farm, Middletown DODGE FINANGIAL ISSUE nch Until Lead: | fessor DAIRYMENHOLDIN ANNUAL MEETIN Advised to Improve Soil by » Raising Wilson Beans on lrook Hartford, Jan, 18 (P—-The forty- fiith annual convention of the Con- tieut Dairymen's assoclation opened this morning fn Unity hall and several hundred of the 530 Paris, Jan. 19 (I)—~The French members present cabinet today dodged the complicat The meeting will end tomorrow. | ed financial embroglia by deferrving Charles W, Hall of West Hartford, uetion until the end of the negotia sresident, was in charge of tions between Financo Minister vention. ‘The first speaker Doumer and the finance committee fossor W. L. Slate, state director of | of the chamber of deputies the agricultural experiment These negotiations conclud- 1t New. Haven, whose subject Was | ed, as far as the committee is con- tesnlts of the Experimental Work | corned, last evening, when M. Malvy on Society Beans and Corn.” president of the committee, s He advised the growing of a third promier Briand and ecomplained s, known as the Wil- | {nat the government and popular in the south. | yinance minister in It has a high feeding value, he ex- | 1iityde plained, and increases the value I'his step was Interpreted in par- the sllage by 810 an acre, lamentary and governmentual cireles Hugh G. Vanpelt, president of tie an invitation to the premier la, Doumber overhoard one of the most experienced nutri- Briand stands on his previous tion experts in the west, spoke on | juclayation that if the chamber's “I'eeding and Care of Dairy Cut- | jingnee committee is unable to tle.” He was scheduled to ak | with M. Doume n this afternoon on “Selection |, uct degide be ind Development of the Dairy | 3¢ j5 now expeeted that the Herd."” . | premier will ask for a vote without After luncheon, O. L. 1y osting the qustion of confidence and ed, of the Michigan Agricul- A ek he 1 “Efficiency in will carry the question on an interpellation and get the sentiment of the upper house before consicering abandoning power Cabinet Action After Negotiations Between ' Are Ended, Postpones were son bean his unylelding throw M the chamber itself ven then, Professor in amber, he Dairying. | to the senate Herbert Myrick gland Homestead, “inancing a Dalry Springficld, on " followed Pro- | supported the | to | ree | Newlngton will he in o entertalnment after the meeting. n out of the g & - and Harold I Judd, manager, was WIDOW'S EFFOR { injured 1 game Saturday night. Canton, Jan. 19 (P—Despite ef- | Mr. Judd last evening submitted his forts of Mrs. Sun-Yat-8cn, widow of | resi tion as chairman of athle the late president of South China, to | The resignation was referred hac make peace it is rumored that op- | tha sender, and the team will stay ponents of eneral Chang Kai-Shek, | the leigu “red"” leader and military power of A South China, are seeking to oust him because of his officiousness In con- ducting all matters. An antl-Japanese hoycott demon- | postponed inds stratlon was arranged to Strik- | will support the ers and students are participating in | next Tue the plans. i busine ritain General hospital which puts me for the season to in plan for raising a definite Blue started. 1t was meeting of the committee had been tely. The army Red Army concert lay evening. 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Tonight Il be a banquet Hotel slight importance, and the or V committee, whose members | | by | Jast night to hear buflders’ oh-i | the at the New (rets $2 in Register Foreing his way into the East Iind Market, 599 East street, last night by bhreaking the glass in the rear door of the market, a thief took $2 in change from the register, and made good his escape. Nothing elsc is missing. Benjamin Silverman, owner of the store, notified the police department this morning of the robbe geant George Lllinger Is investigat- ing Bicycle Team Back na o in U. S ctions, will not be able to whip laws into shape for Wednes- V's meeting. There also N objections on the part council members who say have had no opportunity to read the ordinances and are not ready b ; to act. Then, the bullding de. | tion of officers will take place to- partment has not familiarized {t- | morrow. There will also be ad- self with the code and if calley | dresses and an illustrated lccture upon to put it into effect Thurs- George White, professor of day, as would be the case if fi husbandry at the Connecticut i o ne ltural college, on “Some (as Victim Rep()lted action’ were faken YWednesday |,Un:,‘.,::],~‘ Thases ‘.,, fhe Abortion Tmproving at Hospital night, confusion would be certain | | Disease.’ This “Bang Baclllus” lla Zicko, age 21, and her two 8 | causes serious losses in milk pro- brothers, Stanlev. age 20, and Ed- | and billhoard interests were before | duction Professor Reed will s ward 12, 441 North Burritt the committee last night fo object|on the subject of rec Slecl orejoisrepmanhyfnonl fo the climination of solid faced [Ments in fecding methods b ay morning at their home. | gviinns which are billboards on | g mineral rations. In th ‘sider il was taken o the New top of bulldings. The building de. |Roon Erwin IL Forbush, secretar Britain General hospital where 8he | norment will urge thelr elimina-|0f the Feeral land bank atiror tne Jead and four other out-lap- | is resting comfortably, The other two fior Rpringfield, will talk on “Problems | ey, w not overcome enough to bhe | eqoion g (15t e Yae el Eavml: i aken to the Tospital. Dr. David X | At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon ordinance commitie jiiaskopilaiatiendeditiisithnes, the advisability of asking for &|there will be a round table dise \ Cheir father discovered their con- | ooty ‘meeting of the council for | sion on “Cost of Producing a action on the code, Railway Official Makes Defense of Rate Theory | Washington, Jan., 19 (P)—A de- fense of the rate making theory which permits the charging by rail- voads of less for long freight hauls | than for shot ones where there fe ' competition by water was made to the senate Interstate commerce com [ 'mittee today by Alfred P. Thom general counsel for the assoclation of railway executives Mr. Thom's defense the hearings on the Gooding hill, | which under some circumstances wonld deny the railroads the right they now have to publish such rates, Coroner Hears Teshmonv In Bridgeport Fatality ' Bridgeport, Jan. 19 (P—Coroner | John J. Phelan, in his investigation today of the th of F. Harris | Mason, 64, who was struck and Killad by an automobile last Satur- ~. day night, heard testimony in me- ; . La., Jan. 19 (B—To garq 46 the changes on Crescent g ario vl SO8 avenue where the accident :“V."f‘\IHlM‘ 1y .v‘H.’v‘“"” but s!\:z Br\\.‘; unred; Pn““.‘”““” N an i B Y91 Mullen testified that it was he wi L Miss Jacks. stepdaughter of the | AWful dark section” and that Mrs. Mattie A, Jacks, whose will | "earby arc light did mot throw was lost several months ago, made | TAYS across the street, | an agreement several of M Cassius W. Harvey, driver of the I TAcka » would share | Automobile, testified that Mason | (hedestal Sy them, wheth- | Was directly in front of his ear be- | {er the will was found or not. fore he was visible to him. Yesterday, the will Ihere Ly mall from an unidentified person who found it. Miss Jacks | principal beneficiary, but in her decision administrators of te announced today they would disregard the document, the convention is the exhibit Ly members for cash prizes of certified milk and nursery milk, | corn, butter and special displays of { machinery and farm supplies. | | feat ¢ Aslrauure ol Berlin, Jan. 19 (D) morning sprints in the six day bicyele race were over today, the American team of MeNan Horan was back in second pl the rman combination of was out in fronf and a mileage ol 716 at the 110th hour. McNamara and Horun had 215 points. fonani and Sewall, o new team | formed after the withdrawal of Al- dow and Rosellen, their former part- ners, were third with 101 points; Hahn-I'ritz, 80, fourth; Persyn-De- baets fifth and the Vanderhove brothers sixth. Light German riders have = | foreed out by illness or strain, leav- in the six teams named fighting When the have | international of they The business meeting and elee- e tao, to result Representatives of sign painting us been Nair of the is considering | During a strike of textile workers in Bohemia this season 14,000 work- Quare ers were idle, 5- dition | knocke vesterday morning when he | at the door of his daugh- r and sons to tell them to get up for work. | Europe in Financial Clutch of U. S.-Trotzky* Moscow, Jan. 19 (P)—Leon Trot- | sky told the members of the Moscow Busines Men's club today that all Tiurope v in the financlal clutches of the United States, Any country which lald plans for industrial development in Furope without taking into account Ameri- upremacy committed a big mis- he said, adding: “Ry granting Germany advances totalling $400,000,000, America has led all the German industry into By advancing Great Britain credits totalling 600,000,000, Amer- ica has achieved the result that the stability of British currency today depends upon American exchange, was glven in 164 MAIN ST. STARTING THE FINAL LAP OF OUR JANUARY SALE Specials- for Wednesday! knot Will l\ecp Her Word and (iive Cousins $115,000 vepor an K Tl al ot s cousins tha WELD AS AUTO THIEF Stamford, Jan, 13 (P — Alfred | Sant 16, negro, of New York, | was found here today with an au- | tomobile stolen last night in Hart- ford. 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